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Lexie Not Alex

Hollis Shiloh

Publisher: Spare Words Press

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Summary

Lexie's life is changing for the better, with fresh chances and choices, friends new and old, and opportunities to grow. 
takes place after FOXED UP 
11,000 words - heat level zero
Available since: 02/15/2019.

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